... I SUPPOSED LOSS OF FOUR OF THE CREW. On Thursday week the smack John and Ann, belonging to Mr John Guzwell, was towed into Grimsby by the smack Ores, of Hull, having only two lads on' Board. ,Charles Dodd (14), cook, says that he was asleep about midnight on Tuesday, when he heard a shout ('Come on deok. When he got on deck he found al the crew gone. Looking round he found that the smack had ...

... The ordinary meeting of this committee was held on t Wednesday, Mr Stuart in the chair. The pay estimate ( amounted to 2338 6s Id.-A letter from Mr Campbell ( was read, in which the Chief Constable, who is at j Brighton, stated that he had almost recovered his health', .-a * ode -at Al 11.1 aut U. -Io A/ th Of1 ?? 3sal pletely restored to ?? case of P.C. Oakes, reported last week for ...

... CONFIRMATION OF THE AROBISRo I CATERBURY. The confirmation of the new Archbishop of C bury took place on Saturday, at Bow Church Ch anter in the presence of a very large congregation' eapsids, SERIOUS ASSAULT BY A YOU1pl A young man named Thomas Wright is lyin Wakefield Hospital suffering frrM a badly g at the skull. Wright works at the Horbury Iron NrVCturne had a dispute with another youth ...

... Motrict News. . I The claims of Temperance were advocated in York MIinster on Sunday by the Rev Canon Wilberforce. Vice-Chancellor Bacon has dismissed the petition with respect to the Yorkshire Brush Electric Light Company. The Right Hon. James Lowther, M.P., has been elec- ted President of the Redoar Conservative Association. The steamer Jane Grey, of Whitby, has been lost off ?Portcawl with ...

... ?? exrraorarnary case of bigamy has Ijst come to light in Birmingham. About a month ago the borough magistrates issued a warrant for the apprehension of Thomas Morris Hughes, clerk in holy orders, who until July last acted as curate in charge of the parish of g Biekenhall, near Birmingham. The information on which the warrant was issued alleged that the person named had committed bigamy, the ...

... volifital, I nes While on our way In friendly chat p in We talk of this and then of I hat.n 573 ites In an unnofficial, or perhaps extra-officialW, rans the attention of the Hull Central Conservalmy Association has been drawn to the propriety 243. organising one or more excursions, either to ring place in the near neighbourbood or out of it B rch, my knowledge of the advantages which floridO ...

... THE WESLEYAN METHODIST CON. ~~FERENCE IN HUITJL. The plan of- the public religious services in connection la, with the Wesleyan Methodist Conference, to be held next sti month in Hull is just issued, and contains alist of services ge to be held in about 120 of the principal Wesleyan chapels wi n Hull, Beverley, Grimsby, Driffield, Howden, Withern-. e sea, Hornse&, Gainsborough, Goole, and ...

... | - The flour mill and residence of Messrs Harrow and Sons, at Skeeby, near Richmond, was early on Friday morning destroyed by fire. The damage is computed at £4,000, and is partly covered by insurance. The origin of the fire is unknown. A WOMAN SENTENCED TO DEATH. At Kildare Assizes on Friday, Mary Kehoe, alaoe - Kelly, was convicted of drowning her child in the canal, and was sentenced to ...

... I I PsRIMIrvslfrTIVE U TTU.MM . ?? ?? ?? -_ I 1INNHUODIST UHAPEL.-On Sunday the an- niversary services in connection with the Sunday schools of this place of worship were held. The Rev T. Waums- ley, of Scotter, preached twice during the day; and in the afternoon a children's service was held, which was attended by the Sunday school scholars and their teachers l and friends. On Monday Mr ...

... Local 3Intsuigter. I The W-lsosi Liner Rosario made a satisfactory trial trip down the Humber on Saturday. The Rosario is intended d for the Bsltio and general trades. T The Orlando s, Wilson Liner, has been thoroughly C fitted with the electric light, which works in the most s1 seccessful manner. t A lecture on The Age was delivered before the r Albion Mutual Improvement Society on Friday, ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE 'HULL PACKET. DEAR SiP,-I should have replied to Mr Crofts be. fore; but owing to the importance of other business which has been left over in connection with the late dispute, and thinking that it was not necessary to answer his first reply, seeing that he admits in that letter the charge I bring against the League, must be my reason for not doing so. But looking ...

... [TEE PROPRIETORS OF THE PACKET AND TIMES HAVE OBTAINED THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT OF PUBLISHING THE STORY IN THIS DISTRICT.] PHANTOM FORTUNE, BY MISS BRADDON, Author of ady Audley', Secret, Taken at the Flood, A Strange Worl4, Dead Men's Shoes, li '-Weavers and Weft! Just as I am, &c., &o. J CHAPTER ?? 0 BirERNESS OF THINGS TOO Swam'.' Only for an instant did John Hammond stand so ...